Overview The Lone Star Brahmas are a North American Hockey League junior team in North Richland Hills, Texas, a stop between youth hockey and college hockey for players aged 17 to 21, and the club has won the Robertson Cup twice, in 2017 and 2024. They play in the NAHL's South Division out of NYTEX Sports Centre, a rink that also runs youth and adult hockey, figure skating, box lacrosse and volleyball. Texas Hockey Partners formed the club in 2013 by moving the Texas Tornado franchise back to North Richland Hills, and took the name of the Fort Worth Brahmas, the Central Hockey League club that played its last six seasons in the same building. Matchday Home games are at NYTEX Sports Centre, which the club calls Brahma Land, with ZuRoma's Restaurant inside the building. Every game streams live and on demand on NAHLTV. The rink is open from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily, with learn-to-skate, youth hockey from Mini-Mites up, an adult Legends League and the club's NA3HL team, the Texas Brahmas, all skating on the same ice between game nights. Players live with local billet families from late August through spring, and those families get season tickets. Talent and Influencers The club's NHL draft picks include Jake Kupsky, taken by San Jose in 2015, Cameron Clarke by Boston in 2016 and Mitchell Gibson by Washington in 2018. The club counts more than 150 NCAA Division I commitments from 2013 to 2024, and 14 players committed in 2024-25 alone. Track record Beyond the two Robertson Cups, the Brahmas won regular-season titles in 2020, 2022 and 2024 and division titles in 2015, 2017, 2020, 2022, 2024 and 2025. In 2026 they swept the Shreveport Mudbugs to reach the South Division finals. The Texas Tornado, the franchise before the move, won five Robertson Cups, and the Fort Worth Brahmas won the CHL's Ray Miron President's Cup in 2009. Brand presence Partners hold named positions around the game: a local dentist's name is on the visitor bench and the media press box, Enclave at Hometown sponsors the penalty kill, Cambria Hotels is the official lodging partner and Grizzly Supplements the official energy drink. The rink sells logos under the ice, on the dasher boards and banners and on the Zamboni, and the jersey sponsor's mark is worn in game.